Errrm, did they teach you how to spell at school??
Opposite is the correct work I believe you're looking for.
The tours of TVC are usually quite good - really depends what's going on in the studios on that day. Thursdays are probably a good day because Parkinson & Friday Night with Jonathan Ross are both recorded...
I've been on 5 so far and would not hesitate on recommending anyone to go on one. O.K so if you know a bit about television production and the history of the BBC, then some of the speel from the guides can be a bit simplistic and rather quick.
I will say though if you get onto a studio floor you will be lucky, I've only wandered on to TC4 once in time on the tours - but you do get a good view of the observation decks, and sometimes you have to be dragged away from the windows!
Thanks 4 the replys. It sounds better then the Info they sent out 2 me. Can you c any of the newsreaders or celebrities walking and can u get their autograph.
PS (I alreadly have Hew Edwards and the GMTV cast)
Thanks 4 the replys. It sounds better then the Info they sent out 2 me. Can you c any of the newsreaders or celebrities walking and can u get their autograph.
PS (I alreadly have Hew Edwards and the GMTV cast)
They tell you not to bother the 'celebrities', as it is their place of work, and they don't want to be leapt on every few steps.
I've been on 2 tours. The 1st 1 was great but the 2nd was not so good because their were some foreigners who quizzed the guides alot so we didn't get to go round as much due to time constraints.
The last 1 was a few years ago but between the 2 visits I remember seeing the news centre from an area which was used on News24, TC1 from an observation point, another studio which had the Blankety Blank set in place from the gallery, some props and sets and the Blue Peter garden.
